Project Report For Cement and Hollow bricks

Introduction

The project report for Cement and Hollow bricks is as follows.

In previous years Country burned bricks have been in use for any construction-related works. Such brick manufacturing soon afterwards was nearly stopped due to numerous causes.

The extraction of clay, the raw material of such bricks, is limited because of environmental concerns by the government and that was one of those major reasons.

High production costs, high construction labour charges to use such tiny bricks, the emergence of cement building blocks, etc.

have made a significant contribution to the destruction of this industry. Of course, a cheap option, identified as hollow bricks, has also been developed which includes a combination of 6MM size granite chips (baby metal), a limited amount of cement, granite fines, and sand/granite powder.

The cement that will be used is also quite small because the hydraulic pressing is implemented on the mixture which allows the item to be established in a compact way. The hollow bricks possess holes in them which when built it retains air cavities within the walls.

The products suggested for the manufacturing process are hollow bricks and solid blocks made of cement, small metal chips, and granite powder of different aspects.

The hollow blocks are made from block holes to make them lighter and affordable.

In addition, due to the air column inside it, the hollow blocks have both thermal and soundproof characteristics to some degree. The blocks normally size (8 “x 4” x 12) “and (8” x 6 “x 12”).

The construction market demand for this product is very strong.

Market Potential Of Cement And
Hollow Bricks

India is the 2nd-biggest brick manufacturer after China. The Indian brick industry seems to be completely unorganized and attributed to the presence at the local level of thousands of small-scale manufacturers competing with each other.

The bricks market in India has registered significant growth in recent years, driven by an increase in building and construction activities.

In addition, India’s increasing population, rise in per capita income, enhanced economic growth, industrial development, and urbanization has increased the growth potential of the blocks and bricks industries.

Because of its density and the compressive force of 5 Newton/meter square that is much greater than conventional concrete blocks and these solid blocks are widely used to produce load-bearing walls.

While hollow blocks were India’s 2nd favourite concrete blocks with a market dominance of 35%. They have better-protecting characteristics, longer-lasting, easier installation of electrical and plumbing fixtures.